Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of July 21, 2024
What do you want to do with your work life, Leo? Think about what helps you maintain productivity and steadiness in your work life during the full moon in Capricorn on Sunday, July 21. You may realize that certain things about your work life either do or do not suffice as you reflect on the last six months. One thing you might be ready to let go of is major communication problems. You could be fed up with how your coworkers, supervisors, and clients relay information. However, one thing you could also be grateful for is the working relationships that make your job so much easier. Try to find the silver lining instead of harping on the negative during the full moon. You should feel more like yourself when the sun enters your sign the next day.
Leo season will amplify your confidence and magnetism. You might be able to draw more professional opportunities your way simply by existing. Use the power of your season to take advantage of amazing professional opportunities. One way to capitalize on this energy is by transforming your professional commitments and partnerships. Revitalize your arrangements so that your relationships and responsibilities empower you.
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